catalan parliament

JxCat will draft a proposal on Parliament Bureau’s composition 

Pro-independence allies prefer to leave proposal in Parliament lawyers’ hands, while unionist groups rule out Puigdemont taking office from Brussels

Q&A on the new term set to start next week, with the appointment of new Parliament bureau and president of government unresolved 

Q&A on the new term set to start next week, as eight MPs are still in prison or in Brussels, making it harder for pro-independence parties to use their majority in the chamber

Andreu van den Eynde argues for his client to be able to attend Parliament plenaries or even potentially be invested as Catalan president

The Spanish Supreme court accuses her of rebellion, sedition, and misuse of funds for allowing the vote on Catalan independence

Spanish president urges the next Catalan government "not to put Spanish constitutional order to the test"

Pro-independence coalition JxSí and CSQP vote in favor of the proposal, while unionist parties vote against it

They are accused of rebellion, sedition and misappropriation of public funds, like the eight deposed ministers already in jail

Supreme Court sets November 9 as new date after defense lawyers claim that they did not have enough time to prepare

They confirmed they will testify in Madrid after meeting at parliament on the bank holiday

Catalan Parliament and Spanish Senate expected to hold contradictory votes at the same time

The demonstrations rejected the possibility of snap elections, denounced implementation of Article 155, and demanded the release of the imprisoned civil society leaders

Left-wing party ERC would be the most voted, with pro-independence parties obtaining 47.9% of votes

Carles Puigdemont deemed that the activation of Article 155, which will seize Catalonia's self-government, was "the worst attack" on Catalan people and institutions since the Franco dictatorship